United Brachial Plexus Network, Inc.

Has anyone heard of a Dr. John McGillicuty or Dr. Yang at the University of Michigan?

Hi Tod,

My mom was in a snowmobile accident in March of this year and we were referred to him. 3 months post accident he seemed to be in a hurry to do surgery even though the way the injury occured, the MRI and the CT scans indicated a stretch injury. We weren't comfortable with his approach and saw Dr.Tiel in New Orleans. The staff at Dr.Kline and Dr.Tiel's office was amazing and they determined that my mom does not need surgery. It probaby would have damaged the progress she is making. She's went from no movement or feeling from the upper arm down to feeling a little past the wrist and movement in the elbow and small movement in the wrist and fingers.

We are about to go to see him, but I think Dr. Nath in Houston would be the best. Have you ever heard of him?

My son is an Obstetrical Brachial Plexus Patient of Dr. Nath. HE is just wonderful and his bedside manner is AWESOME. He worries about the whole person. My son had surgeries at 7 and 14 1/2 months and couldn't ask for a better doctor.